A music festival is returning to Royal Oak for another year. The event, known as Arts, Beats & Eats, has an upcoming lineup that will be unveiled soon. Details about the festival will be shared at Rock & Brews.
Officials from Royal Oak, surrounding areas in Oakland County, and local business leaders are expected to be in attendance. Further information about the festival, including its lineup, can be found through local news sources, such as FOX 2 Detroit.
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